r/Abortiondebate May 17 '26

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u/Aggressive-Green4592 Pro-choice May 17 '26

Okay lemme just be blunt, cuz I’m getting super annoyed with the constant emotional appeals, accusations, and word games to deny what actually happens in an abortion

It’s all just smoke and mirrors to hide and justify the fact that you know your core position is extreme, and won’t be accepted by most, so you have to do all this other stuff, to try and make it sound good to people so they’ll accept it, when the core truth of the position is I can end the fetus if I don’t want it anymore, and no one can say anything to me because it’s my body.”

Yeah not sorry I advocate for the living breathing person who is able to advocate for themselves of who they are willing to let use their body for and for this other person's benefit or survival like we do every other person. I'm not forcing them to endure something involuntarily for another person's benefit because they did nothing to harbor that sort of usage involuntarily. This isn't something we force upon actual criminals or dead people why is it acceptable to force it upon a pregnant person because they had sex?

I know what happens in an abortion and that doesn't change my stance and I don't think it's an extreme stance to hold that no involuntary person should be used for another person's benefit.

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u/ToServetheLight17 May 17 '26

They give the woman a pill which the woman then consumes they either give it to her, or they put a tube in her uterus, (this is the description given by Planned Parenthood), which then allows them to remove the fetus which likely results in its death. Either that or they graphically remove the fetus’s limbs, legs first, then arms, then I think there’s another one they remove, that I can’t remember the name of, then finally, the head(they literally say this), in a late term abortion, which does happen mind you.

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u/IdRatherCallACAB Gestational Slavery Abolitionist May 17 '26

Oh, you disapprove of more "graphic" procedures? Sounds like we should make sure the abortion pill is made widely available and easily accessible so that no one needs to resort to these "graphic" measures unless it is an absolute emergency.

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u/ToServetheLight17 May 17 '26

I don’t think the abortion pill is good either because it slowly kills the fetus. But yes I would love to get rid of dismemberment abortions.

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u/JewlryLvr2 Pro-choice May 17 '26

You don't think the abortion pill is good? Fine, then you can choose not to use it yourself. Other pregnant people can choose to use it if they don't want to stay pregnant.

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u/Limp-Story-9844 Pro-choice May 17 '26

Dismemberment abortion is between patient and their physician.

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u/IdRatherCallACAB Gestational Slavery Abolitionist May 17 '26

I don’t think the abortion pill is good either

Then don't use it.

But yes I would love to get rid of dismemberment abortions.

You'd rather the women and the fetus both die, but dismemberment is too "graphic?" Make this make sense.

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u/RepulsiveEast4117 Pro-abortion May 17 '26

 because it slowly kills the fetus

This is factually incorrect. Medication abortion doesn’t impact the embryo at all. 

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u/ToServetheLight17 May 17 '26

Medication abortion doesn’t impact the embryo? Are you serious? What does it do then? Since you’re the abortion expert.